The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-18
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Richard Webb ~ 'hr Austin Ave
nue. butcher shop, ends in bis probe
sior.
The raper- in the Bud Ormau case
have not n y been received trom .
the upper cour..
Blood W Il t. l. MIR. Frank llinoh-
man has sold his fine gcliiug. "Dude
H. to Boston gel tlemen tor 81 400.
\ deputy sheriff arrested Yesterday
William Weidmer, colorrd, ON
charge of burglary. He is now
looking through { CRATES.
Prof Cook, the "Jewres, lem man."
was tried yesterday i'll the mayors
court on the charge of not being
properly licensed aud the jury dls
agreed. Tne case VIII come up
again Tomorrow.
Especial attention is called to the
advertisement OF the and 10 cent
store, on the eighth page of this paper.
There you viii fluid every thing you
want for u present ana courteous
treatment by the proprietor and
clerks
City Secretary Mr.. Fred Beck wse
the tortuuate recipient, evening be-
tore last, OF IL audsome pair OF mono
gam gold cuff buttons, presented by
Mayor Sturgle, as II token OF regard
and in recognition of faithful and ell
cieIt services.
a charming lit lie mss is the latest
addition II the household of Mr.. Will
! liam Tucker. Mother and babe are
/ doug wei aud hopes arc entertained
/ for the uItim to recovery of the eX-
ultslt father. THE EXAMINER eX-
tends congratulations.
As the lady VINO makes the pul-
/ chAses Tor tue convert, was returning
to the convent from Early Il Finks'
1 grocery last evening with package,
IT was Wrenched from her by II bury
negro, who made his escape before an
alarm could be given.
Many of Waco's young people are
anxious to know why the usual
| Christmas te,tlvitics at BosqueVillc
nave not been announced as yet.
Much enjoyment has been tlforded our
young folks by tho hospitable and
stiabla people of that pros porous lit
tie burg
a reporter was inform d YES terday
by retailers, that trade is picking up
quite perceptlblN, particularly from
the country. They say the rains and
good prospect for next Seasons crops
has already restored much more con
iidence Ill commercial circles than
has existed for a long time.
Hopping stones are better than
mud knee deep, but il Is TO be hOpeC
we are soon to have dry, solid. con-
PORTABLE crossings AS well as side
", Ike But When, oh, " hen can tht'
great boon be expected: Can GU
worthy city fathers give an AnXiUu
aud suffering lutl,c ANY lighl I
Constable Lockwo d returned yer
terday evening ut O'Clock frou
McGreQor, having taken poesessio
OF the stock OF stationary and sChot
books OF firm there sty led Padgit
d IL Viii ans, valued vi POO for Wac
+ firm. He says people complain o
Waco mud but her tile neighbo
CAD double discount her as to quar- &
ty and disagreeableness of quality
Jack Frost got there with both fee
yesterday morning, when Old SC
peeped up aud found him getting i
his work i'll good shape. biting RICH
=. and left at everything green and Ter
g der which came in his reach. 1t
&. hoped no serious damage was done t
. gardens and growing crops. Old So
II soon won .he day, however, and hol,
II IT as his own to the great enjoymen
II of Wacoites.
" Ben Niece, while hunting in tn
y pasture of Mr.. Sam Evans, last Fri
day, shot volt with a 22-calibre Tar
II get rifle. The wounded and enrage,
. animal made furious assault upO1
: the boy, which was effectively resiste
n by his dog. while the boy pouude,
?, the life out Of the savage beast wit
;, the but OF his gun. The youngste
: was clsted over mis- thrilling encoun
ter and was exhibiting the skin as hi
trophy of war.
The corpse of Mr.. John Fedderly
an aged and respected farmer o
II Rogers, Bell county, is ut boardin
II house on Eight street, between Au.
3. tin avenue and the Cotton Bet depo
u where he died of Cramp collie, Whe
v seen by reporter, his grief-stricke
and venerable wife, called here b
telegram. was undecided whether {
II inter the remains here or at Roger
Deceased was taken suddenly !
while waiting for delayed trait
The sympathies of THE EXAMINE
are rendered to the bereayed fsmil
a and relatives.
Admirers aud lovers of the oper
u wi have much to challenge their at
al miration and deepen their love in II
I'd performance of Ermine, the monsrc
lie of side splitting prodigles, at the G "a
e land next Wednesday evening, by III
I" Justly celebrated Carlton Oper
Company. said to be the largest an
best, which has ever visited Wac
~ Ia view of their large compau
(about 60 people,, wonderful succe
Ne and conscious superiority, this troc
tie will advance the price to Sl.50, gslIo'
nix 100 Poor plays are not cheap at Al
IS. price: in point of merit ana superio